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Technically, Jesus was born 134 years before Palestine, as a region, even existed.
Early versions of the name Palestine refer to a region on the Mediterranean coast bordering Egypt and was a word first used by the Roman emperor Hadrian. During his reign, he massacred the Jews and sent the remaining population into exile. He was dead-set on eliminating all history of Jewish occupation in a land that was occupied by the Jews as documented extensively with archeological findings.
Sarsour, like many of her Islamists, wants to delegitimize the Jewish state by making Jesus, a Jew, into something that didn't even exist before He was born.
“Jesus was Palestinian of Nazareth and is described in the Quran as being brown copper skinned with wooly hair,” the Brooklyn-born Islamist tweeted on Saturday.
Sarsour falsely claimed that Palestinian is a nationality and Judaism a religion, implying that there is no contradiction between Jesus being both Jewish and Palestinian, which would be true if it wasn't false.
Sarsour tweeted:
“Palestinian is a nationality not a religion. Your point is not negated. Jews lived with Palestinians in peaceful co-existence before there was a state of Israel,” she tweeted.
She then switched from insisting that Jesus was from Nazareth, which currently is in Israeli territory, to reminding her followers that he was born in Bethlehem, which currently, and a lot more recently than Jesus' birth, is part of the Palestinian Authority.
She tweeted: “Why so upset by the truth. Jesus was born in Bethlehem aka بيت لحم in Arabic. Bethlehem is in Palestine. It’s currently militarily occupied by Israel and home to a predominately beautiful Palestinian Christian community. Yes, the birthplace of Jesus is under military occupation.”
She continued to double down on the “multiple truths” about Jesus — that he could be Palestinians and Jewish, finally saying she had enough “Jesus talk” and would turn her attention to the Women’s World Cup finals. End of discussion.
Jesus was Palestinian of Nazareth and is described in the Quran as being brown copper skinned with wooly hair.
— Linda Sarsour (@lsarsour)
The Quran also says that the earth is flat, if you want to use that book as your fact-based reference. It also gets it wrong historically about the time of Alexander the Great, saying he was around in the time of Jesus, when he was thousands of years before Him.
“Palestinian is a nationality not a religion. Your point is not negated. Jews lived with Palestinians in peaceful co-existence before there was a state of Israel,” she tweeted.
She then switched from insisting that Jesus was from Nazareth, which currently is in Israeli territory, to reminding her followers that he was born in Bethlehem, which currently, and a lot more recently than Jesus' birth, is part of the Palestinian Authority.
She tweeted: “Why so upset by the truth. Jesus was born in Bethlehem aka بيت لحم in Arabic. Bethlehem is in Palestine. It’s currently militarily occupied by Israel and home to a predominately beautiful Palestinian Christian community. Yes, the birthplace of Jesus is under military occupation.”
She continued to double down on the “multiple truths” about Jesus — that he could be Palestinians and Jewish, finally saying she had enough “Jesus talk” and would turn her attention to the Women’s World Cup finals. End of discussion.
When confronted in an intellectual, fact-based debate, Linda Sarsour is a cowardly lyin' jihadi and an anti-Semitic Democrat.
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